Emergency Medicine Doctors in Roland, AR Accepting Medicare
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 Dr. Gregory Todd Hammons, DO Emergency Medicine Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 27015 Jess Morgan Rd, Roland, AR 72135 Phone: 501-552-2650 Fax: 501-552-4298 |
George Robert Hutchison, M.D. Emergency Medicine Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 17105 Hunting Valley Rd, Roland, AR 72135 Phone: 501-944-7417 Fax: 501-868-6361 |
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GW researchers partner with Grassroot Project to educate D.C. youth about HIV/AIDS
The George Washington School of Public Health and Health Services has partnered with the Grassroot Project, an organization of NCAA Division I varsity athletes using the universal language of sports to engage youth in educational outreach about HIV/AIDS. GW researchers are working with the Grassroot Project to develop and implement a sustainable monitoring and evaluation plan.
Roper Industries prices 2.3M shares of its common stock at $53.15 per share
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Forest Laboratories to acquire exclusive rights in the U.S. for Saphris sublingual tablets
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Maternal multi-micronutrients, nurturing environment in early life foster childhood development
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Traffic noise and stroke risk: Study
A new study shows that traffic noise may increase the risk of stroke, particularly for older individuals. The study looked at the association between road traffic noise and stroke in more than 51,000 Danish people and found that for every 10-decibel increase in noise level, the risk of stroke increased by 14 percent. In those over 65, the risk of stroke increased 27 percent.
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